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A VENGEANCE BOOK.
Another Chapter in the Dolngs Of the MUIR
derous Bald Knobbers.

ST. Louis, March 2a.-Six Of the Bald
knobbers who have been in confinement
at Ozark, charged with being implicated
in the murder of Eden and Green, have
been released on $1,000 and 5000 bonds,
i beng shown that they were not directly
concerned in the killing. Several of the
prisoners in the Springfield jail made a
bold attempt Sunday night to escape.
They dug through the floor of their cell
and had tunneled some eight feet when
they were discovered by Sheriff Dodson
and their scheme frustrated Four of them
were Bald Knobbers. It has been re-
vealed that the Bald Knobbers kept a
regular vengeance book in which were
recorded the names Of persons marked
for some kind of persecution or punish
ment 1t was the customs for members
at tHaif various meetings toprefer charges
against individuals outside of their or
der and then those present voted what sort
OF punishment should be mcted out to
them
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Trial of Alleged Rock Island Robbers

MoRRIs, ILL.,, March 9l.-The trial Of
Schartz and Watt for the murder of Ex-
press Messenger Nichols commenced this
afternoon, The court quashed the tenth
count in the Indictment which is the one
alleging that the murder was committed
on railroad train without charging that
it was committed in Grundy County This
is considered by the defense as very much
in their favor, for they believe that tho
evidence will show that the crime could
not have been committed in Grundy
Caunty
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Condemned Murderer Coniesses.

TOPEKA, KAN, March 22.--The horrible
murder of the Sells family, at Erie, Kan,
which occurred about year ago, has
been made clear Willie Sells, sixteen
years Old who is about to be hung has
confessed, He says his brother Watty
struck his father with hatchet that that
made Willie mad, and he struck Watty
down, then killed his mother and sister
He doesn't know why he killed the latter
two. He then cut their throats for fear
they might come to life and tell on him
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HOTEL HORROR.
Guests Awakened From Slumbcr Sur
rounded by Firc--A Number Perish il


Guests Awakened From slumbcr Sur
rounded by Firc--A Number Perish i,
tho Flames.
BUFFALO, n. Y, March lS.-The splendid
new Richmond Hotel, at the corner of
Main and Eagle streets, was totally de-
stroyed by fire early this morning, to-
gethcr with st, James Hall and other
adjacent property. The most dis
trcssful part Of the disaster is the
loss Of human lives, The rapidity of
the fire, cutting off means of escape, led
some persons to leap for life from the win
dows. Others got down the fire escapes
or ON Hayes ladders raised by the Fire De-
partment. The shrieks and cries Of the
poor people in the upper stories of the
burning structure was hcartrending. One
man, mad with terror, lcaped from third
story window and was picked up from the
stone sidewalk on Main street mangled
and bleeding corpse. Several who sue
ceeded in making their escape were badly
injured and burned and some of these
will. probably die. Others, more
fortunate, escaped with slight in
jurios. The spread of the flames was
frightful in its rapidity. The elevator
shaft served as a hue for the flames and
they rushed up to the top floor in a very
few moments. As the guests were reused
and saw the interior exits cut off they
turned to the windows. They could be
seen in their night clothes standing out
clear and vivid before the lurid back
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-03-26
PERSONAL AND IMPERSONA-.

Gilbert, the English librettist, has
not seen one Of his plays acted for four
teen years, owing 10 excessive nervous
ness.
belgium has passed law making
drunkenness crime. Any person
found drunk outside his own door is
fined and imprisoned
Mr. John Wanamaker, of Philadcl-
phia, has purchased a building where
young women employed in his large
establishment can find comfortable
and cheerful home.
Two of the late William H. Yan-
derbit's Cancelled checks-one for one
million, the other for six times that
sm-are fondly preserved by some
of his nearest friends.
Prof. Barnard, of the Nashville
Observatory, has within a year cap
tured thirteen one hundred-dollar
prizes for the discovery Of comets. He
finds profit in reading the answerin the
stars.
There is pretty good platform in
the admonition of n. &. Taylor to his
son, the new Governor of Tennessee.
The old gentleman wrote: "Let your
| promises be few and strictly per
formed
Mrs. }. W. Smith, of Orange, n.
j., during the last year rode 1854
miles upon tricycle., 2,22S of which
were made upon tandem tricycle.
with her husband and 41j miles alone
upon tricycle..
Ex-senator Conkling had a claim
Of S67, 1912 against the estate Of the
late Arthur B. johnson, of Utica, n.
Y. As there was only $l2, ,3l603 to dis
tribute among claimants for nearly
half million the ex-Senator's claims
yielded him only Sl,S7S.j3.-tlca
HeraH
The mother of Young woman in
Oakland, Cal, who had injured her
health by too much study, offered her
ten cents for every squirrel she would
shoot The daughter took to the woods
and in one week recently shot eighty
five squirrels and is fast reganing her
health. Francisco Chronicle.
One Of the gentle speakers who adj
dressed the Assembly at Albany on the
subject Of woman suffrage made this
startling statement: If war broke ont
to-day we would send regiment after
regiment of women to the front.
There was one woman in the Revolu-
ton who had thirteen horses shot from
under her. AitoHy Jomnd.
A four-year-old child in Coalport
Pa, has, apparently, no bones. 1t
folds its legs behind its head as readily
as other persons fold their arms in the
same place; it uses its feet 10 scratch
its head quite As often as it uses its
hands; and comforts its body in most
remarkable way. Otherwise it is like
other children.--PHtsJ~rgh Post.
f. c. Scroggs is spoken of by the
| Nashville papers as one of the most re-
markable men in that city. a young
man of limited capital. he has since De-
tober by fortunate and shrewd invest
ments, cleared about sixty thousand
dollars in Nashville real estate. The
remarkable part of the matter is that
he has for the last fifteen years been
entirely blind
Minnie Fredericks, of Altoona, Pa.
is the champion idiot of the age, She
was married the other day in Pitts
burgh to Sing Wing jung Toy. an M
usually ill-favored Chinese laundry
man. When asked when she fell in
love with him she said: II never fell. |
didn't marry him for love. | only mar
ried him to give the people something
to talk about" Under the tircum.
stances it will not be long before she
will weary of her Chicago TriJ-
, | lJyyg
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German Army Budget.

BERLIN, March 2l.-The Reichstag to-
day passed the second reading of the army
budget bill, agreeing by large majority
to vote the grant which was several times
rejected by the former Reichstag for the
construction of military schools for non
commissioned officers at Neu Brisach.
General Won Shellendorf Minister of War,
strongly supported the proposed credit,
urging that the existence of the schools
would draw Germany into closer union
with Alsace-Lorraine.
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4 Memorial.

Hartford, Ct. March 90,-Davd Clark,
drctred merchant, has given his farm Of
JOS acres, in the suburbs of this city, TO the
Hartford Hospital and the Old Peoples
Home The donation includes twenty Jer.
soy cattle and all the farm property, The
whole is valued at $4,000. Mr. Clark in.
tends the gift as a memorial Of his son,
Lester Clark, n merchant of New York,
who died n short time ago
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SURGICAL FEAT.
TcndOns from a Dogs Leg Successfully
Transplanted to the Leg of IA Human

Being.
New BEDFORD, MASS, March 2l.-'rhe
success of wonderful surgical operation
performed in this city nearly year ago
has Just been demonstrated. Seventeen
years ago Edward X. Russell met with an
accident in which the tendons in one of
his legs were severed, rendering the limb
useless. The operation consisted Of the
transferring of the tendons from a
dog which had been ethcrized for the
purpose, to Russel's limb, where they
were united with several tendons in that
member. For ten months after the opera
tion Russell was not allowed to use his leg,
but within few days he has been permit
ted to exercise il. He has now resumed
his work, and has complete control Of the
limb, the operation having proved to be an
entire success This is the first time that
this operation has been performed in this
country, though it has been previously at
tempted with only partial success.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-03-26

BUFFALO, n. ", March 90,-The list Of
ictims of the Richmond Hotel holocaust
keeps on increasing, and there is now
reason to believe that the death roll will
reach twenty-siX. There are nineteen
dead or missing, and several of the victims
at the hospital will probably die. The
police tonight are locking for Joe, the
night watchman of the hotel. Complaint
was made to them that he told u woman
in the Richmond few days ago that she
would be lucky if she got out alive. Moth
ing has yet been learned of the cause of
the fire. and inccndiarism is suspected.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-03-26
The Frosty Southland.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, March 2l.-A heavy
white frost is reported throughout the
northern and middle sections of the State
doing much damage to early vegetables
The damage is also reported TO be heavy
in Southeast Georgia. Small fruit and
berry crops in Southern Georgia and
Northern Florida are badly injured, but
no damage has been done to orange trees.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-03-26
lOQan..-.hntreWs.

YOUNGSTOWN, O., March 22-The nuptals
of John A, Logan. Jr., and Miss Edith H.
Andrews were solemnizcd at the residence
of the brides father at noon The bridal
party left on a bridal tour TO Florida.
Over three hundred costly presents We're
received. among which were a check for
$50 900, and a deed fora valuable lot in
Youngstown, on which viii be erected q
handsome residence.
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strannlcd to Death on Snuff.

WHEELING, W. Va, March 1S,-Lucky
Tuckwcll (colored) was seen on the streets
last night in drunken condition. This
morning she was found dead in bed, her
face aud body horribly distorted and
mouth full of snuff, She had evidently
lain down after getting home and at
tempted to chew snuff, and, getting too
much, she stranglcd to death. She had
the reputation of being confirmed drunk
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-03-26
Inter. Slate Commissioners.

WAsmINGroN, March 22-Ihe President
has appointed the following Interstate
Commerce Commissioners Thos. NJ.
Cooley of Michigan, for the term of six
years; Wm. r. Morrison, Of Illinois, for
the term of five years. Augustus Schoon-
maker, of New York, for the term of four
years Aldace f. Walker, of Vermont, for
the term of three years; Walter l.. Bragg
of Alabama, for the term OF two years.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-03-26
Loss Of Cattle Reduced One. Nall.

Bo2EMAN, NJ. T., March 9?-The cattle
losses have been reduced fifty per cent.
The snow is rapidly melting under the IN
Huencc of the Chinook the green grass
is reappcaring and the cattle are now
doing well. The average loss of cattle
during the season will not exceed twenty.
five per cent.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-03-26
A Killinu Frost.

COLUMBIA, $. C.. March 2?-The temper
aturc has been falling steadily for the
last five days, and eliminated ycster-
day morning in 4 freeze which has per-
haps wiped out over slOO0o0 of value on
the truck farms in the vicinity of Charles
ton. The mercury yesterday morning
at i o'clock indicated 35 degrees, and
in exposed places, reached the freezing
pOiut
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"A girl, whether she refuses or ac-
cepts, always feels proud of her first
proposal, but after she has had the
question popped to her three or four
times she can say "No' in tone that
chills to the marrow. - Philadelphia
Hrruld
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-03-26

PALESTINE, TEXAS, March 2l.-After a
long struggle VIM. H. Martin was nomi-
mated for Congress- to succeed Reagan, on
the 272d ballot, several competitors having
withdrawn in orderio break the deadlock.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-03-26
HUMAN MONSTROSITY.
n Connecticut Woman Gives Birth to u
Child With an Elephants Head and

BRIDGEPORT. CT. March pa German
lady of this city named Mrs. Krcttschner
has an elephants head and in place Of u
nose a short trunk. The mouth and lips
protrude like those of an elephant. The
child weighs about nine pounds and can be
fed only with Il spoon. The mother Wis
tied the circus winter quarters here dur
ing the past winter and was terribly
frightened by the elephants, The parents
succeeded in keeping the matter to them.
selves until now and very few have been
permitted 70 see the child
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Formal Trial Before Judge Lynch.

ALBUQUERQUE, n, NJ, March 1S-"one
Ear Dodge, a desperate and horse thief'
and accused of many crimes, was tried by
Judge Lynch Wednesday afternoon sen
fenced to death and hanged to tree, A.
his trial number of stock owners
we're present on invitation.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-03-26

CuARLEsToN, March iS.-A dispatch from
Summervillo says that an earthquahc
shock Mt six o'clock this evening was the
worst that has occurred in two mohths' 1t
caused some excitement, because IL was
thought to be severe enough to 10 'he
town some damage.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-03-26

WAsuiNGroN, March 2o,-Secretary Of
state Bayard is in receipt of a notification
10 the effect that Turkey will, after April
II, prohibit all foreign silver coins from
entering any of its custom houses or post
,ni,,oe
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Killed by Il Woman.

EAGLE PASS, TEXAS, March 2l.--At Mo-
rales, Mexico, last Saturday night, Il
woman named Helena San Maruel, armed
with a knife, instantly killed Andreas AL
mindras and mortally wounded Encarna-
clio Martinese. two Mexicans who were at
tempting to force an entrance into her
house. The woman was arrested and
iailed
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-03-26

BISMARCK, DAs, March ls.-Tbe oreaklns
OF the ice gorges in the Missouri, r,Nvs y
here and Mt Msnden, Daka resulted
great destruction OF property MUS,
wete crushed aud steamboats, src"uu "
pisoss The iess 10 tneS,lnnelsi
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-03-26

Sleep, little babe, upon thy mothers breast,
Let the white curtains of thy lids unroll
or the blue windows OF thy stainless soul;
Sleep, little babe thou canst not always rest
The little wren must weave itself nest
The little chpmunk learn TO carve its hole
The little seed be severed from the bolc
And thou must make thy way-for IL is best,
Then sleep, my blessed baby, whilst thou can
Il 4. Denton.
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vo,nou, SaIoonist's Punishment.

pryyISeroN, VI, March 2O.-rhos. Stew
ort was Yesterday fined 500 and costs for
nincty.one offenscs against the prohibition
law. Should he be unable to pay this he
will be sent to the House of Correction Tor
as many days as there are dollars in his
en, This is the second prosecution by
,bo LAW and Order League, aud others are
nrnmised.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-03-26

A corrupt evangelist who has been
exposed in Nova Scotia has taken ad-
vantage Of the desire which many have
to hear women evangelists, and, though
not woman, professed to be one,
dressed in female attire, and produced
" tremendous impression.
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No Liquor for Medical Purposes.

GmARD, KAN. March 2?.-The druggists
of this Crawford county met to-day and
determined not TO take out any license
under the new Murray prohibtory law.
This means that they will keep no liquor
for any purpOse.
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Making kiqht into Day.

CHICAGO, March 22.--A st, Paul special
says: The Manitoba railroad will execute
the greatest feat in construction in ls>7
that has ever been accomplished in this
country, and 1t is no less than the partial
building of the road by electric light.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-03-26
Ilccunitntcu,

KNoxviLiE, Tenn, March 1s'--Ilp har'
per and Bud Carr, two prominent ei.iSehs
OF Mooresburg, quancled tonight aoou. |"
trivial affair, when the former Gu. ''io ,a. .a
ter's throat, sevcring the head from .s tau
body. The murderer is at iaree' "i'D
prospects of .ynching II caught
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Using the Mails to Defraud.

CINCINNATI, March 9o.-The U, \. drand
ru,v has found bill against Guy Webber
Of this city, charging him with usins we
mails to drfraud IN connection win tns
NJ, Andrews Bay Land Company
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"Coloncl" Buffalo Bill.

OMAHA, NEn., March is. --Governor
Thnyer has commissioned w, +. Cody (Buf'
falo BID as aid-de-camp ON his stan, WIN
the rank of Colonel; and also as Commis
sioncr of the State of Nebraska TO the
American Exhibition in London,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-03-26
Lost His EYES by Powder.

MARION, KY, March so-John Periszoni
was carrying keg of powder, when a
shark from his lighted pipe caused an eX-
plosion which blew him distance of fifty
feet. His eyes were burned out and his
hodv horribly laccrnted.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-03-26
Rurncd 10 Death.

CARROT LION, O., March ls.-Mlss liilie
Root. fourteen years old, was fatally
bprned at Sherrodsville whiie si''ihs W, "
fore an open fire. A physician could uo
pothing and she died short time al'e''
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Bohemian Oats Notes.

SPRINGFIELD, o., March 2i,-Judge c. r.
White, Of the common pleas court, to-day,
in . test case, decided that Bohemian cat
notes in the hands OF innocent holders are
valid
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-03-26

William +. Demorcst, of Cohoes,
N. Y, who appropriated $1,000 of his
employees money and went West, has
returned to that town and settled the
account, having made $50,0 in min
ing stocks In Dakota. lrOY Tines.
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{ cath Sentence COMMITTED.

TRENTON, n. j., March ?2-The New
Jersey court of pardons has commuted the
death sentence of Janitor Titus, who was
to be hanged for the murder of Tlllic
Smith, to Imprisonment for life.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-03-26

-, If Prudence Lodge of
y,f yr York, has been declared
y. ,,.,n,c Of a violation Of Ma
y ,dmilting to membership,
4, uirht when their names
's'.l, the keeper of a n'tori-
y N ,Jere Dunn, who killed
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Life Sentence for Murder.

LOUISVILLE, KY, March 22.-Geo, Mann,
notorious character of this place, was
sentenced to-day to the pcnitentiary for
life for the murder of his mistress, AMMO
Mann, in August, lSS6.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-03-26

| FEDERAL Council, in antici-
|s's ,,'nbIous times in Europe,
(1a' "'r hanks of issue in the Re
/ ', 1.sn on hand specie to rs
'.',nt ~,t as possible for the pul-
|as,'.r IN a constant state OF
\ "D0 'c,inst financial difficult
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-03-26

| 4, rport, of the attempted
n, d Alexander III, there
|m that a plot has been dis
n overthrow the Cars Gov
|rl establish a Constitutional
IN The conspirators it is
[ayibilists but large land
| |.itnlerS.
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AIRS OF THE DAY.

nav 9O,647,0oO acres OF
!, " United States owned by
!, ,l' hrign landlords and syn
',T y. ''', amount of land thus
| l,rce as Ireland
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-03-26

''''7 IN" Gody of a Drowned Boy-The
at" Person Recovered In the Same
Manner.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-03-26

ITnit(
les of /
le bod
TX, iiily
oeilll,l
CtlIllll
0 had
this
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The Inhabitants of Old To,

The inhabitants of Old Town, Me-,
are mostly Indians. The chief Offices
in the city are occupied oy red men,
who take Ms much interest in such af-
fairs as their white brethren In neigh
boring cities
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-03-26

sS,' as '',ed = on ferry boat.
Iai'a t'a Francisco and Oak,
,,ss N.Y. Petroleum, has not
~'e' 's" an entire success
n" ,a'ay' the experiment.
!, 40 " be cheaper than
A. s,'awback J, to its use
Intense heat pro.
AI,,',.y '' 'y the peculiar ma
Nl,a,'ioN, the iron Of both
b',a,, ~''e''' began to indi.
S',h,a'''n' After several r,
M, ,,1'' were . again fitted
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bf"7
!, Federal Council, in antlcl-
mnblous times in Europe
, "A. banks of issue in the Re
I,po on hand specie to rs
'.,nnt as possible for the pur-
SI,c IN a constant state oi
\ 'D' 'c,inst financial difficult
,',,, Of Prudence Lodge OF
I, r'r York, has been declared
han,c Of a violation OF MA
ldnittins to membership SNIP
,ps night when their names
AVID, the keeper OF a holor'-
gl Jcre Dunn, who Killed
ESt
4, reports of the attempted
I, Of Alexander III, there
er that Il plot has been dis
! overthrow the Cars Gov
,,i establish a Constitutional
nt The consplrators 1t Is
a ayihilists but large land
hnldcrs
rrT farmers are being
wpt. who are going about
ipir signatures to "A pledge
say ,ong birds, which in due
a 70 be a signature to Il
rrOe, which by some means
farmer through Il bank and
hner had rather pay than
pSaIs.
gny referring to the custom
rm ,lecpiag-cars with the
i p with their heads to-
stne, said; "lt is certainly
sbnin Of the sleeper, as Il is
|, and it \ no wonder that so
rm. especially those who
ntbc road exclusively, en-
alehect, from it.
IHERs funeral will remind
4 tbe funeral of DiSraeli,
h5.h statesman and author
% feature of the funeral
kmblematic of joy. The
u was Il bed OF flowers.
Swel the paths to the grave
|njgn Of gloom, no shadow
L was a funeral for the
hhe living.
ENll~oy has been married
Innd pretty much all over
w. Next twill be in order
come over here and have
b dl the principal cities of
Getting married to the same
FVNS Or two will be ever SO
X Interesting than being
t1onds, and serve for adj
Ep@' equally as well,
'isci,.on of the supreme
sliIted States, that large,
nalrIsing body of busi-
NJ style themselves "com-
faer,,' but who are gcncr-
the musical designation
NJ may now and here
A and through all the
lnioa without being sub
'0Pcnsc and annoyanccs
fsand tax laws.
alNDISG the recent great
th''rral gas, Findlay, O.,
l'glInst all rivals. There
"! wells at that place, all
at depth of from LOO
The Trenton limestone,
SIGNATURES gas receiver.
a''e wells the gas issues
a'l can be heard nine
'nsAt casts a shadow ten
LIS well has been dis
"oyears and is as strong
'e'nan lives in West Cas-
A'he beginning of last
w, 'e wager with his wife
a, 'urlhk a quart of milk
aHy days in February. II
n"slve her a new silk
!, I'''' she was to buy him
c''Oes' The guilelcss
'%s woman finished her
1'l milk (aftcr Il heroic
!, n'r rebellious stomach)
swered that February
a!'elght days. She re-.
Sbct
''Ventral Railroad Com
saa to take steps to do
u their cars, and so les.
ao' fires. At the Grand
M, "c other night, an
ny y gave an exhibition of
IA !, ."V"hoeSceni lamps,
'oroge batteries. A
,~' ~' Was fitted up with
1nS' nv' and the batteries
~, WY days. The Officials
,,na, .eS as much pleased,
'1yIsEen 'ya''. to use the light
l''A and Albany. "'"'
A. 'S0' standing beside
/ '''aee "'a' Greeley, Henry
a'"a; mu' death is always
.s',s, r"I' how long it may
s",a ,n''a' Death is alwny,
rN'. as''er where it strikes.
l., '''es down men whose
vi Ililnp,,